Entries by RedSeal

RedSeal Named Platinum Winner for Best Network Protection Solution

 Security Today | March 18, 2020

RedSeal has been named the Platinum award winner of the Juniper Research’s Future Digital Awards in the category of “Best Network Protection Solution.” Since 2008, the Future Digital Awards have been awarded to tech companies at the forefront of their respective fields: companies that deliver imaginative, innovative products […]

Securing the Supply Chain

CXO Insight ME | March 2020 (Pages 36-37)

Dr. Mike Lloyd, CTO at RedSeal, on how to protect your supply chain from cyberattacks.

“The supply chain combatted the challenge of repeatable quality through standards and audits – organisations establish baselines of what it takes to make a reliable product, and then build the supply chain […]

What coronavirus can teach us about network security

ITProPortal | March 18, 2020

In my travels, I’ve met cybersecurity professionals from many different backgrounds. That’s not so surprising – it’s a relatively new profession only recently taught in universities, and it takes on the order of ten years of on-the-job training to become an expert. Most seasoned cybersecurity veterans came from some other […]

RedSeal Named Govies Government Security Award Winner for Two Categories in 2020

Security Today | March 18, 2020

RedSeal has been named a Platinum winner of Security Today’s Govies Government Security Award in both “Network Security” and “Security & Risk Intelligence” categories. Security Today magazine is the only integrated product and technology magazine reaching the entire security market and the awards honor outstanding government security products in […]

Cyberspace Solarium Commission Highlights the Importance of Digital Resilience

Morning Consult | March 17, 2020

By Ray Rothrock, RedSeal CEO

On March 11, the Cyberspace Solarium Commission released its long-awaited report, which provides more than 80 policy recommendations for “defending the United States in cyberspace against cyberattacks of significant consequences.” While the report is over 180 pages, Senator Angus King (I-Maine) said the report can […]

How network modeling and cyber hygiene improve security odds for federal agencies

FedScoop | March 16, 2020

Agencies that have built network infrastructure over decades may not be doing enough to manage basic cyber-hygiene practices and stay ahead of modern threats, cautions a new report.

When out-of-date configuration rules lurk on networks, attackers essentially have a back door to walk into government systems. However, modern network modeling […]

Why Aren’t Smart Devices Safer?

Forbes | March 6, 2020

We live in a world of rapid technological change. Consumers have adopted smart home devices at amazing (some might say alarming) speeds. Businesses have rushed to the cloud, to digitalization and to the latest artificial intelligence approaches. Each of these changes is driven by big benefits but also comes with […]

Securing the Cloud with Smart SMB

Sm@rt SMB | February 2020 (Pages 13-14)

Mike Lloyd, CTO, RedSeal says, “There was a lot of fear at first that cloud would be less secure, but those fears were unfounded. In general, cloud providers do a great job, and they do it full time, 24×7. There have been no recent incidents that can be […]

Cybersecurity Canon Book Review: “Digital Resilience”

Palo Alto Networks Blog | February 27, 2020

I got into cybersecurity because I read books like Winn Schwartau’s “Information Warfare,” William Gibson’s “Neuromancer” and Cliff Stoll’s “Cuckoo’s Egg.” These books gave me a very balanced view of what cybersecurity could be, even though no one called them cyber in the 90s. Until I got […]

Charting a Path to Hybrid Cloud Security

Nutanix Blog  | February 20, 2020

The majority of IT pros worldwide consider the most secure IT operating environment to be the hybrid cloud, according to recent research. In a hybrid cloud, some applications and workloads run in private cloud infrastructure, either on-premises or in a third-party hosting environment, while others reside in the public […]